Re: any work around to prevent auto reply?

[Tony Carolla <carolla@xxxxxxxxx>]

Good Mornign.  

I always try to use the (E) extender, as in:

     c     ppmkey        chain(E)  ppmlc
     c                   If        %Error
     c*  Do Stuff for the error
     c                   EndIf

I don't believe this will pass the error 'up the chain', and it allows
you to handle the exception


On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 21:13:45 +0530, Muralidhar Narayana
<Muralidhar_Narayana@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I see the following statement:
> 
>                                           HILOEQ
> 
> c ppmkey chain ppmlc  9090
> 
> 90 under LO will auto reply the error. Am I true?
> 
> The error is something below:
> 
>                                                 Record 533972 in use by job 
> 094638/NMURALI/QPADEV00D7.
> 
>                                                 ? C
> 
>                                                 Record 533972 in use by job 
> 094638/NMURALI/QPADEV00D7.
> 
>                                                 ? C
> 
>                                                 Unable to allocate a record 
> in file YPXRSF1
> 
>                                                 Function check. RNX1218 
> unmonitored by YPU00R
> 
>                                                 at statement 2100000001,
> 
>                                                 instruction X'0000'.
> 
>                                                 Unable to allocate a record 
> in file YPXRSF1 (R C G D F).
> 
> ? R
> 
> I dont see any message-id however.
> 
> is there any work around to prevent this?
> 
> Thanks for your help
> 
> Murali.
> 
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